The Magician and the Painting
Rose Tyler likes to visit an odd painting in the National Gallery, because its title mentions Gallifrey. One day she meets a stranger there.
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Rose Tyler likes to visit an odd painting in the National Gallery, because its title mentions Gallifrey. One day she meets a stranger there.
It's his wall this time, darn it. Peter is going to paint it and nobody's going to beat him to it.
Malcolm's first date with Clara, and his first time doing a lot of things. He's as nervous as he ever gets, not that he's admitting it.
Randall finds the words at last..
The Doctor will do whatever makes Clara happy, even when it puzzles him. So will Danny.
They run out of the house, through the snow, and into the TARDIS. And then...
Jamie receives messages from Saint Malcolm.
Holiday mornings, with coffee and croissants and a man wearing her tag.
Clara has to break some news to Malcolm.
Malcolm doesn't do things in a sensible order.
The morning after: Clara persuades Malcolm to take a holiday. He isn't sure how to do those.
Hiding in a storage closet again? Clara knows how to pass the time.
All of time and space, out there in a blue box. Where do they go first, and what do they do? The Doctor shows Clara a wonder.
Malcolm is returning to London from self-imposed exile on a remote island, but a storm has delayed the ferry. To his annoyance, somebody else is also stuck waiting for the same ferry. She had better not be a reporter.
For once an encounter with an advanced civilization was not going to end in war, catastrophe, disaster, or even a pell-mell run toward something or away from something. It was just a lovely thank-you ceremony for the two of them, that's all, followed by a lovely night high up in a tree house. With one bed. Wait.
Giles has an engagement ring in his pocket, but he's stuck in interminable meetings. His scheme to wriggle out of them might have just backfired on him. Oh dear.
But Xander doesn't drink!
Toast racks are abused; bathrobes are stolen; crosswords are left undone.
Giles needs some reassurance. Buffy tells him to shut up. Watcher/Slayer pillow snark.
Giles has just shown off his PPK. He has a few other ways to show off.
Giles is cleaning his pistols. Buffy has some questions.
Giles and Buffy dally in a stone circle.
Giles clears the way for future fun. Xander decides he's a bad, bad boyfriend.
Once again, Xander distracts Giles from the nerve-wracking business of waiting.
Giles and Xander shower after a messy patrol, and things get messier.
Xander and Giles discuss the relative merits of the back seat and the front seat of the typical American automobile, among other things.
Giles, Buffy, and Xander drink to fallen friends in a remote motel room.
New Year's Eve: champagne, sarcasm, and sex.
Xander shows Giles the best way to spend an hour locked in your office.
Buffy's still got a hole in her side.
Giles and Jenny have a nice church wedding.
Buffy stands at the edge of the pool at the Hyperion. She's got a hole in her side, and a hole where Sunnydale used to be.
Giles breaks the news to Buffy.
Willow has wagered more than she can comfortably lose, and the conflict has gone hot.
The power's out at the Hyperion Hotel and the heat is rising.
A day in the life of Xander Harris, Watcher.
The Head of Council enjoys cross-referencing, baking, and many other relaxing hobbies.
The Watcher cooks. Xander watches.
Power and life. Mages and Slayers. And what Giles did during his months away.
Eggnog is dangerous. Very dangerous.
Apocalypse has been averted, at a price, and now there's all the time they need.
What happened when Xander got thrown out of his house just minutes after he turned eighteen.
Dark magic has been unleashed, and a price must be paid. By whom?
Giles emerges from his shell after Scooby encouragement and a little manipulation from Oz.